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I love you Mary Katherine

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just because youre made of stardust & other gay shit doesnt mean that a bug isnt. be nice to a bug today

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Way too often people see a character who is smart and also mean to everyone around them and go "omg he's so autistic-coded" and it makes me want to cry

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let’s hang on mama (of another species)

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the most accurate character poster you know is agonizing over possibly being wrong. the most heinous flanderizer you know is smiling and posting with reckless abandon. don’t worry so much……..

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You should be starting a recipe book. I don't give a shit if you're only 20-years-old. The modern web is rotting away bit by bit before our very eyes. You have no idea when that indie mom blog is going down or when Pinterest will remove that recipe. Copy it down in a notebook, physically or digitally. Save it somewhere only you can remove it. Trust me, looking for a recipe only to find out it's been wiped off the internet is so fucking sad. I've learned my lesson one too many times.

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If Josie eats somebody's cat I wouldn't call it enrichment, this is due to I'm not a piece of shit.

If I let my dog who likes to chase cats roam freely outside, the outdoor cat people would be furious but when Kitty the Ecosystem Decimator wants to go outside and hunt native fauna I guess that's fine.

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love how advocating for cats to stay indoors for their health + the environment’s health results in death threats for ‘kidnapping pets’

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I've been trying to think of the best way to articulate this for a long time, but I think something that maybe influences many outdoor cat owners to be adamantly against the idea of the idea of their pet being an invasive species, is the way we talk and think about invasive species.

If you see any post on social media talking about an invasive species, people in the comments tend to talk about "destroying" them with a sort of gleeful malice. Essentially, invasives are acceptable targets for cruelty. They are considered "evil", making it okay to hate them and inflict violence upon them, and to revel in that violence.

So, if a person has this viewpoint, consciously or not, and sees someone claim their beloved pet is invasive, they will probably balk at the idea and reject it. Their cat isn't evil! That's absurd! How could you say that?

And that is completely true. The domestic cat isn't evil. Neither is the spotted lanternfly, common buckthorn, or any other invasive species. They are harmful to the environments they are introduced into, but they don't cause that harm because they are malevolent. They're doing the exact same things they would be in their original environment. Those things are just bad for their non-native one. In some situations, removing invasive species may involve killing the organism, but we shouldn't relish in the suffering this will cause them.

Obviously, there are lot of factors influencing why people refuse to keep their cats inside. But I can't help but wonder if this kind of attitude might exacerbate it - and if changing the way we talk about invasive species might help a little. Even if not, we should do it anyway - all living things deserve respect.

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happy earth day. don’t forget that someone else’s outdoor cat is your indoor cat

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Supes says the good thing to do, not the popular one eheh 🐦

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If I let my dog who likes to chase cats roam freely outside, the outdoor cat people would be furious but when Kitty the Ecosystem Decimator wants to go outside and hunt native fauna I guess that's fine.

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Oh cool cool 4% non-white farmers is exactly what we want I guess. That's good enough no need to put in any more effort don't worry about it guys the USDA has ended racism and we can stop talking about it now.

https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/us-agriculture-agency-end-consideration-race-sex-many-farm-programs-2025-07-10/

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"Each flavor was totally unique. But combine one flavor with another, and something new was created."

RATATOUILLE (2007) dir. Brad Bird

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